Is there a way to change the transition from slide to fade? about tiny-slider HOT 8 CLOSED

Hey,
The feature is added in dev2.
To change a slider from carousel to fade , just change the mode option from carousel to gallery:

var slider = tns({
  mode: 'gallery',
  other: options
});

To use other animations (like animate.css), 3 options (classes) are available to define the animation. A delay can also be setup between each two slides if you have more than one slide in a page.

var slider = tns({
  mode: 'gallery',
  animateIn: 'fadeInDown',
  animateOut: 'fadeOutDown',
  // animateNormal: 'tns-normal',
  animateDelay: 300,
  other: options
});

I'm doing a E2E testing right now. Would you be able to try it out at the same time?
Thanks

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Hey,
Will consider add this function soon. Maybe not only fade, other transforms can be added too.
Please let me know if you have any idea about this.

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that sounds great! well besides the fade, i dont have any fancy ideas. Slide and fade seems to be default options for most sliders. Maybe it could be to give users the possibility to create custom transitions?

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Agree.
Will let you know when the function is added.

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The feature is added to master branch.

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I'm thinking if you should leave the animation to the users somehow. For example, there are many libraries out there such as Animate.css and GSAP tween that support advanced animation. It would be totally cool to allow end-users to use those libs if they want to.

One way would be to accept functions for animation in and out and use them to animate somehow.

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@yellow1912 Yes, it does allow user-defined animations.
You can use any library or write the animation by yourself. Simply pass the classes to the options. An example can be found here.
You can do js animation as well using custom events.

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Interesting. I expected the animateIn and animateOut to take "functions", but perhaps it can work the way you say as well.

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